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Sleep tracking appears as bar chart

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‎03-08-2019 14:54 - last edited on ‎03-09-2019 05:39 by Fitbit Moderator

‎03-08-2019 14:54 - last edited on ‎03-09-2019 05:39 by Fitbit Moderator

Hi

 

my son is 7 and has a new Fitbit Ace. He’s been wearing it for 5 nights now and each time it has tracked his sleep with a bar chart instead of in-depth analysis. 

 

Ive looked through a few articles but can’t figure out why. We’ve tried tightening it but it’s not making any difference. 

 

Any ideas? Or is it faulty?

 

 

Moderator edit: updated subject for clarity

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‎03-08-2019 15:49

‎03-08-2019 15:49

I don't think any trackers without heart rate sensors can get sleep stages.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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‎03-09-2019 05:38

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‎03-09-2019 05:38

@Beth123666 Welcome to our Fitbit Community! Regarding your inquiry, my friend @JohnnyRow is correct. For more information about the sleep stages and how his works, visit this help article.

 

Let @JohnnyRow and me know if more questions arise! Smiley Happy

JuanJo | Community Moderator

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